07-07-2015 11:56 AM
I'm currently integrating Jabber with some Windows application. My question is next: is there something like WebDialer for IM?
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07-07-2015 01:12 PM
If you are looking to launch Jabber into an IM session from another application, you may find the cross-launch URI capabilitiy helpful. Like the 'mailto:' URI which is registered in Windows to launch the system-default mail client, Jabber can be crosslaunched by other apps by invoking the 'tel:' (basic call) or 'xmpp:' URIs. E.g.:
xmpp:romeo@montague.net?message;subject=Test%20Message;body=Here%27s%20a%20test%20message
The XMPP spec for XEP 147 has additional details (not sure if Jabber supports all of the extra parameters...)
07-07-2015 01:12 PM
If you are looking to launch Jabber into an IM session from another application, you may find the cross-launch URI capabilitiy helpful. Like the 'mailto:' URI which is registered in Windows to launch the system-default mail client, Jabber can be crosslaunched by other apps by invoking the 'tel:' (basic call) or 'xmpp:' URIs. E.g.:
xmpp:romeo@montague.net?message;subject=Test%20Message;body=Here%27s%20a%20test%20message
The XMPP spec for XEP 147 has additional details (not sure if Jabber supports all of the extra parameters...)
07-08-2015 12:26 PM
Based on what's in the Windows registry, here's a list of possible URI starters:
How to use them all? That's another story... one I'm still investigating.
07-17-2015 06:59 AM
You can use them like this: Process.Start("ciscotel:1234"), or instead of ciscotel put what you need.
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